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Coming up on Forum:
We continue our special Labor Day edition with Philip Dray, author of "There is Power in a Union: The Epic Story of Labor in America."
In a special pre-recorded Labor Day program, we take the pulse of organized labor in the state with three California union leaders.
Recently on Forum:

We talk with the filmmaker behind a new documentary exploring former NFL star Pat Tillman's death in Afghanistan, and the military's attempt to use it to promote the war.

With a major conference of gay journalists meeting this weekend in San Francisco, we talk to several participants about the economic, political and social forces reshaping their industry.

Rick Moody, author of the acclaimed novel "The Ice Storm," joins us to discuss his new book "The Four Fingers of Death."

The California Legislature ended its current session Tuesday with no state budget in sight, more than two months after it was due. Where does that leave the prospects for a state budget?
Also on KQED.org this week ...
MindShift
KQED's new MindShift blog will explore the future of learning in all its dimensions -- covering cultural and technology trends, groundbreaking research, education policy and more.
Our State of Health
The California Report's Health Dialogues has launched Our State of Health, a blog chronicling health in neighborhoods and communities across California.







